A clean, modern medical sterilization room with white cabinets, equipment, and a glass wall.

Longwood Dental Clinic

“White is not just a color—it is a promise of precision.”

Longwood Dental Clinic balances natural warmth with clinical precision.
The design juxtaposes polished marble, dark walnut, and soft brass details—creating a refined contrast between clarity and depth.
Etranic collaborated from early system planning to cabinetry integration, ensuring that every technical element remains hidden behind the calm beauty of the space.

A modern dental office with a dental chair, overhead light, and dental equipment, including monitors displaying dental images, in a clean, white room.

The main challenge was to connect two contrasting atmospheres—an elegant, hospitality-inspired reception area and a highly controlled sterile workspace. The client envisioned a clinic that looked luxurious yet maintained uncompromising cleanliness. Balancing material contrast, light reflection, and ergonomic precision became essential to achieving both emotional comfort and clinical rigor.

Design Challenge

A modern, minimalistic kitchen with white cabinets, an oven, a microwave, and glass storage on the left side. The floor is white marble with gray veins, and there are framed pictures on the white walls. A sliding glass door or window is visible at the top of the image.

Our Solution

Etranic approached the design through material dialogue—where every texture serves a purpose. The front zone adopts marble flooring and brass accents, reflecting natural light to create a sense of hospitality.
Transitioning into the clinic, pure white ARK-280 cabinetry ensures visual hygiene and functional flow. The result is a unified rhythm where warmth welcomes, and precision sustains—a space that feels both elevated and effortlessly calm.

Modern lobby with marble flooring and walls, glass entrance door, and contemporary furniture including a gray sofa and round side tables with gold frames. Large window with greenery outside, wall art, and a digital display.

The Dialogue of Materials:
Marble, wood, and brass converse in balance—each surface reflecting light with distinct warmth and precision.

Crafted Transitions:
The flow from reception to treatment zone is choreographed through tone shifts rather than partitions, allowing calm continuity.

Functional Serenity:
White ARK-280 cabinetry integrates with wall systems, hiding instruments while maintaining a pure visual rhythm.

Light as Architecture:
Reflected light across brass and marble defines each zone, guiding emotion as much as movement.

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